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122 Colour Photographs by Keld Helmer-Petersen. Facsimile copy of the original book from 2012, new condition. Dust jacket in removable protective sleeve. This book can assume its proper role as the foundational book that successfully put colour photography on the map and brought modernism into Danish photography.
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First colour photographs. Early inspiration from the books of the German photographer Dr. Paul Wolff, from Die Welt Ist Schon by Albert Renger-Patzsch and American Photographs by Walker Evans.. 1948 . Publishes the book 122 Colour Photographs.. Assistant cameraman, Minerva Film, Copenhagen.
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122 Colour Photographs Hardcover - January 1, 1948 by K. Helmer-Petersen (Author, Photographer) See all formats and editions Hardcover from $300.00 1 Used from $300.00 2 Collectible from $650.00 A pioneering effort in early color photograpy.
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122 Colour Photographs - calendar A perpetual calendar with 13 photographs from the iconic book 122 Colour Photographs, published in Copenhagen 1948. The calendar can be purchased by The Bookshop of the Royal Danish Library. buy here Back to Black Rocket Gallery offers signed copies of the the second book in the Black Serial: Back to Black.
Photobook 122 Farvefotografier / 122 Colour Photographs HELMERPETERSEN, eld First Edition
Helmer-Petersen's 1948 publication of 122 Colour Photographs stands as an extraordinary accomplishment: inspired by the realism of the Neue Sachlichkeit movement, Helmer-Petersen concentrated on the mundane and the everyday, generating a panoply of geometric abstractions out of curved doorknobs, crates of tomatoes, industrial metal drums and str.
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Inspired by the Bauhaus and Albert Renger-Patzsch, he published in 1948, the bilingual book 122 Farvefotografier/122 Colour Photographs. This was an audacious début by an autodidactic photographer who wanted to assert the position of photography as an independent art form.
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Denmark's best-known photographer Keld Helmer-Petersen (1920-2013) published his first photobook, 122 Colour Photographs , in 1948. His work was immediately notable for its inventive composition, which turned landscapes and buildings into abstract patterns, and for the photographer's embrace of color at a time when only black-and-white photography was considered serious. When Life magazine.
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Helmer-Petersen's 1948 publication of 122 Colour Photographs stands as an extraordinary accomplishment: inspired by the realism of the Neue Sachlichkeit movement, Helmer-Petersen concentrated on the mundane and the everyday, generating a panoply of geometric abstractions out of curved doorknobs, crates of tomatoes, industrial metal drums and str.
122 Colour Photographs by Keld HelmerPetersen Photography Setanta Setanta Books
Helmer-Petersen's 1948 publication of 122 Colour Photographs stands as an extraordinary accomplishment: inspired by the realism of the Neue Sachlichkeit movement, Helmer-Petersen concentrated on the mundane and the everyday, generating a panoply of geometric abstractions out of curved doorknobs, crates of tomatoes, industrial metal drums and straw-coloured buildings against milky blue skies.
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Keld Helmer-Petersen is recognised as a pioneer of colour photography. His self-published book 122 Colour Photographs, appeared in 1948. The photographs were ground-breaking in their use of colour as subject and their abstract qualities. As Martin Parr observes '. for the 1940s it was sensational - way ahead of its time. '
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122 Colour Photographs. Copenhagen: Schoenberg, 1948. First edition. Hardcover. Self-published by Helmer-Petersen. An early and important book of color photography that precedes the work of William Eggleston, Paul Graham and Joel Sternfeld.
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Additional Physical Format: Online version: Helmer-Petersen, Keld, 1920-122 farvefotografier. [København] Schønbergske forlag [1948] (OCoLC)1148060361
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122 Colour Photographs. Copenhagen: Schoenberg, 1948. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. A self-published by Helmer-Petersen. Features text in Danish and English. An early and important book of color photography that precedes the work of William Eggleston, Paul Graham and Joel Sternfeld. A clean and tight near fine copy with some.
122 Colour Photographs by Keld HelmerPetersen Photography Setanta Setanta Books
Helmer-Petersen's 1948 publication of 122 Colour Photographs stands as an extraordinary accomplishment: inspired by the realism of the Neue Sachlichkeit movement, Helmer-Petersen concentrated on the mundane and the everyday, generating a panoply of geometric abstractions out of curved doorknobs, crates of tomatoes, industrial metal drums and str.
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About 122 Colour Photographs While the rise of colour photography as a viable artistic medium has often been credited to the celebrated work of Willam Eggleston and Stephen Shore in the 1970s, their efforts had in fact been preceded by almost two decades by the Danish photographer Keld Helmer-Petersen (born 1920). Helmer-Petersen's 1948.
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Helmer-Petersen's 1948 publication of "122 Colour Photographs" stands as an extraordinary accomplishment: inspired by the realism of the Neue Sachlichkeit movement, Helmer-Petersen concentrated on the mundane and the everyday, generating a panoply of geometric abstractions out of curved doorknobs, crates of tomatoes, industrial metal drums and s.